The charge is a result of the insurer’s plan to reduce its real estate footprint to accommodate its shift to a permanent remote work environment, according to the filing.
The charge will be recorded outside of adjusted net income, according to the filing. The company is expecting a significant decrease in leased real estate expenses moving forward.
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